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Show . 2D DESERET Morday, Noverrber 24, 1969 NEWS, 0.0 ,0"......."'.... - r,--.,-......,....-...-,0,4-e,- Coaches Look To Future Following 1 Win Over Idaho . U-St- , F . i , 'Mews' Banquet i, New.-- , Deseret . 1., Slated Today - i- r -,- ---- - - :,:t :: : ,- - ;'.- - ,,,-.- , 31-2- ,,t , . - . , . ,--, . . ,.1) k , . . , ., i - .V' -- ,,, , -- - 1, .!',..-'- : . : i E Westminster College; Bill Slade, Dixie, and Cleve Morgan. Snow, will be honored. Deseret News Prep of the 4 winners were: Steve West; Dtia Hales, Price, Davis: Berry Steili. Granite: Oliverson, Sky View; Rick Reel. Jef Millard; snorii, Delta: Phil Graham, Lay to n: Bob Post. South; WAe Stephens. North Sumr.:t Gressman, Bingham; Mike Donnelly. Dug-a; and Que Husband. Kr rns. News Deseret were: Class AA, Dana Hales, Davis: Joe Bailey, Orem; Ric?. Barton, Skylire; Dow, Duckworth, Skyline: Kenny ; John ZimNelson. merman. Roy; Stewart 3,Torrill. Provo: P,erry Scelli, Granite; Gordy Eckersley, Layton: Mike Stevens. East : ar,d rehrsim, Sky Ve,.t were: Class A RO!,S Pa(-e- , North Summit: Gar Hose, Judge Memorial: aussell Jones, Payson; Roger Stephenson, Delta; Van Stott, Millard; Dave Jardine. Dixie; Jeff Hansen, Judge Memorial; Gary Powell, Payson: Dennis Payson; Reny Pace, North Summit, and Pat Aloia, Judge Memorial.- By DAN PATTISON - - ----..,, Nay, Sports Writer Guest speaker Rex Berry will highlight the Deseret N e sW a I f e's Sport,man Ban Headquarters quet tnMglit at the Fort Douglas Country Club. Retry. a further F ignam and San Young University ,,,,, NA Francisco 49er star, is presently working with the Chemical Division of the United States Steel Corporation. r f' f 1 144. N ,. gridders. Deseret 'rm.; Prep ,r the Week award winners will received "Chasnik(Charles Niskerson. Deseret News Chief Art drawings alonit with the trcpby from Mr. IValle. will also receve Deseret News, certificates for their honors. Junior college and small college and university football coaches will also be on hand to hono,- - the athletes. Bill Meek, Utah; Chuck Mills. Utah State; IL G. Linford, BYU: Tom Kingsford. Southern Utah State College; Ron j) I ' - ''',. , 4 - i - .s- - - 1 Invictory. stead. the subject of talk was next season and the recruiting needed between now and then. t,, ir I -, ,,,.. t.,4 ,- gost4' i t k ... a.....- ,, ),,N, ,::" . ,;)--;,- f - , e Pretty Carolyn Geiser admires some ci awards to be presented at II-.- e many fete. News-Wolfe- 's Jim Pouquene, Parowan; Park City; Ken Swindlehurst, Beaver; Mark Adams. Monti- s Mike cello; and it needed lr game. booted where Bateman lead. Utah into a hadn't. Verace Return yarcage Fool:peg lost ,. 335 34 17 67 761 1z3 38 Pit-- 81 3 A4 I Perai.eg Pt, inteeeelon 1'1 7,:r 626 iti Nt-- tArdetie re7i.a 1. 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NA., .': .itt, uggesho t hento,,...4104.01,3. , PEN by All E,.. ifid Sift ......,,,,, 1 1 (HI' I ,s,A,.E0 MUFFLERS Quarterback 3 tons, o . ,S ., f v 8' ,,,,,T8 1,, trt 1 tr xt,jli ifs" 'N '''''--) 4, The banquet is in lieu of the weekly Monby luncheon. - 41, ,r LIGNED teason. ' tl est: t,,. Club as the final event of the I ... Use th a t.........,...,:.... ..u.i.iciaaau,naiatid.bm, u. I COOLING-SYSTE- .. SERViCE 7r... - University of Utah footbAl players. their coaches and their partners and wives will be honored at a banquet Monday night in the Hotel Utah. -- i - '-- r- ' A , , . ' ' . ' Ute Football 0- Ai- 1 I plugs, points, condenser, rotor. achusting carburetor and tinting. Parts Extra. WHEELS The event is sponsored lF i i a : I 11 PO ill Antencas or Column ac 0 p3 7 10 NI f ho '.:: it, GT Way Turla ur3 LIAITCO 198 83 ev 0 D k':-- l 11;1)-i- - 343 5 Bleacher ) , Dinner To Honor the .0p.. A tCo. PUWS, ',1: 9 2 tion ranty Improve your sport Improve your fitness Improve your figure ..,0 col 15 19 14 2 By peneity Pet yards r,,sh.rn het -vard pegging BN-1,- Brake Shoes, Turn Free Brake Inspec40,)00 mile war- Reline Drum '; 4 s p,c 83-8- 1. nog. The game was a compliment to both schools. BYU and Larry Stone of Utah were the stand Jeff Slipp of $29 9 5 4'" t, I. -i BRAKE JOB r; k 11 AL''' itiii-- 14,- 486-003- 8 game. Mills put senor king specialist Gitr cia :n:a the game at quarterba,k for two series of plays. USU Pt 12:54. ' 7- --. 20-1- Hardin. 7 for 6 COMP1ETE I.,,7e in the USU's next score anle after Dale Washburn intercepted an Idaho pass at the Vandal 17. Three plays later floiman hit Bob Wicks for scoring s,rike, with 3:41 left in the half. Idaho broke up an otherwise dull third quarter by driving 63 yards in six plays for a Doctor touchdown. Frank went the last two yards with 9:31 left in the period. Castillo again added the PAT, making it USU 17, Idaho 14. was sluggish second half until the earlier mentioned roughing the punter kick call gave the Ags new life early in tho fourth qua.ter at their 41. On the next play, Holman t MR. BRAKE one Ellison MYr;.e S, 498 East 3300 South Phone as:t1:iort to :ergusons o interceptions. Fob Galeazzi had two. and Couey. Wash- bi:rn - 3. ,' It was the threat of the option that permitted Utah's best runsup the middle by both Dave Smith and Clint Defensive play was superb. Offensive play was not. BYU Wah First dcws Ele rur"rn by oatt.ro Interesting conflict, too. It was a pitcher's duel of sorts. And the fans liked it. 10-- 7 ture. Statistically the Vandals had the edge. Total offensive yardage favored Idaho, 37-31First downs favored the Vandals. Offensive plays favored the Vandals, Many of the 21 s:cniors in this game will hang up their togstheir football days are done. Others can hardly wait for the next year to roll around when these two rivals go at it again. on the other hand. won the game on his wide stuffthat triple-threa- t option. It worked when he needed it and was always a threat in keeping the Cats loose. 16-- All went well for the Blue with Lyons and his Lions on the lope. But Craig Smith stole the Lyons labber in the middle of the fourth quarter and this gave Utah the chance There were heroes all over the place. To name them would be to publish the rosters. Bill Meek. Coach Close game? Closer, really, than the punts. 7 At first Coach Tom Hudspeth seemed to have more offensive wizardrv but then the BIT offense closed in and with Jackson doing the jolting the Cats stayed cuddled in tight. One of them. which appeared to be a cornered-iplay. went up the middle for 39 yardsand was the key gain that iced the game. Runs by Barden. Smitli and Fred Graves. after that, made it 16 points. BYU's defense had held on every occasion and only three field goals by Bateman had kept Utah in the game. That run by Smith was the one bright spot, except for a couple of fancy runbacks on P IPItS always in it. minutes. No one on the BYU defense thought Harden would run the Grath options. But he did. Saturday one' 7; 2 ra,F.sr, inttrcepred INTERNET 29 CEPTIONS RETURNED é Number times Punted 0 Number punts had b.ecked PUNTING AVERAGE, YDS. ?93 Number punts returned NET YDS. PUNTS RETURN. 79 5 Number kickoffs returned NET YDS. KICKOFFS PET. NA 7 Number times penal:zed 73 TOTAL YDS. PENALIZED i Ni.rnber times tumbled 1 NO. OAN FUMBLES LOST 0 7 7 Idaho 0 0 17 Utah State Ferguson picked off his second interception of the day and rambled about 50 yards to the Vandal en' i zone. A clip tl.e score. however. tate Pl :C7 s YARDS had It looked like another TD late in the game when defensive back Denny r; "I was glad to see Dave our Holman and Phil Olsen come up senior with good performances in their last game for USU. "Idaho gained quite a few yards against us. But we were took advanopportunistic tage of their mistakes." That actually was the key to win on a chilly western Washington afternoon that saw about 4.000 fans brave the 40 degree tempera- has the class to make a stout showing next year. The Ctes did not overwhelm the CoLgarsand surely this is a fine Utah team. more. Stone, as a linebacker, was hidden in the actionbut liar. len worke4 the offense for 14 playsfor mostof eight Until the fi.ourth period nnd this kick, BYU had matched tah all the way. It had scored a touchdown and Utah 1,.. out men on the field. Slipp was where he could be seen or control of the the Regarding Wes Nip Cougars In Rugged Battle Continued from Page D4 2 arc TCTAV.- - CF;ENSE YDCE rY,3vi Idaho added a touchdown with 6:22 remaining after a long pass from Glindeman to Hendren put the Vanbls on three. From the there, Glindeman flipped a three-yardto 3tike Size love for the score. Castro's PAT ended scoring for the afternoon. Tyrone safety Couey i7tercepteld pass moments later z: field and returrgd to the Idaho 40. On the first pl,iy e from there, fullback Geo Tribble ran 40 yards to dirt. Garcizis PAT made 17. U-- win, Mills commented, "After four straight losses, it really seemed good to get this win. I think you savor the victories more when they're fewer and further between. Donnelly. Dug-waGayle Carter, Beaver. 31-1- USU took the ensuing kickoff and marched to the Idaho 29. When the drive stalled. Jess Garcia booted a field goal at 13:56 of the second quarter to get US': on the scoreboard. Despite the overall disappointing season. Mills soemed eager for the future at Utah State. "We've got to ,et back there (Logan; now and start working on some oroblems concerning next year," Mills emphasized. His eagerness sounded sincere. i 4.:-,d- , d , .000... were: Class B Don Karab; Terry Corry, Park C:ty: Mike Andrus. Finn. Dugway; Duke Honing shead, Beaver; Arlon Chamberlain. Kanalr, Mike Stubbs, I , ' quarter. - I a - 3-- 7 ., ,,, Dg s I --- 1'41. , ,...-- ,i..... -- -- c i : , tit 8 d only natural that Mills and his staff want to look to the future and forget this season now that it's over. The 'record is the worst USU ha-- s had since 1958, when Ev Fatmce compiled the same mark In his last year at It's - 7ft,i, The loss left Idaho with 3 TD pass to tossed a season record. Wicks. Utah kickoff, On the ensuing Idaho State Idaho fumbled and the Aggies First pore's rushisg 2 16 passing recoverd at the Vandal 25. First pawns doerns bY bere,tier for eight F;rs 71 70 Holman TOTAL FIRST Dow Ns passed 79 sternly's rushing yards to Chris Geyer and for Number NA 69 Yaras ga0160 rusnir4; z4 43 17 and the six points to Wes VanIS ost rushino NET YDS. GAINED RUSHiNG 26 Garnett After Garcia's kick. Number 34 :7 passes 4 L.S11 lead, 27 with 11:20 still Numner p3sses competed 1, mher ;,3sse, h4ct left in the game. NET YDS. GAINED RUSHING 31 te ants. You'd expect their conversation to center around the 4 Pik Lay-ton- original fumble recovery. Two of those interceptions and the fumble recovery set touchdowns. The ip other Aggie TD came aLer a the punter can roughing against Idaho kept alive a USU drive that had seemingly died. Idaho scored first in the when contest quarterback Pete Glindeman forced into a starting role after irjuries to three other Vardal quarterbacks tossed a scoring strike to all America candidate end Jerry Hendren. Ricardo Castillo added the PAT with 1:54 left in the first te y - Utah PULLMAN, WASH. State had just concluded its 1969 football season with a 1 victory Saturday over Idaho's Vandals. Outside the Aggie dressing room stood mentor Chuck Mills and his assist- rn Elliot Wolfe will present the Wolfe Cup to the most inspirational players. Wolle's sponsor a- plaque for the The cld equalizer, however, came in Utah Ztate's seven and one pass interceptions 31-2- I li By BRENT CHLCKET7S Deseret New Sports Writer : Ik. We-1- ,, ,f1 .51t: t ate ;, I f" 4 7: '' '.'i ..,..-!'1'1.1.4V,;1.; Acti 41, A . . - , I . . 4 .4 1 I |